IGII34 421 Dedication by ephebic gymnasiarch, 165/6 AD

Dedication by ephebic gymnasiarch, 165/6 AD

IG II³ 4 421 Date: 165/6 AD

In the archonship of Sextus (165/6 AD),^[1] in the superintendentship (kosmēteuontos) of Herennius Cornelius of Azenia. (5) Flavius Proculus, having been gymnasiarch in Anthesterion^[2] dedicated the torch, in the [30th year of the?] trainership (paidotribountos) (10) of Abaskantos son of Eumolpos of Kephisia.^[3]

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References:

IG II³ 4 421 (Translated text) (IG Online)

IG II² 3013 (PHI)

SEG 42.154

Translation by: Chris de Lisle, Sjoukje M. Kamphorst

Monument type: Base

Inscription type: Dedication (ephebic gymnasiarch), Dedication (ephebic gymnasiarch)

Findspot: Attica (monastery of Panagia ton kleiston) (EM 8404)

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[1] On this archonship cf. Follet, Athènes, 215 and Byrne, Roman Citizens, 509. In the top of the base there is a cutting, probably for a torch. On the right side there is a relief apparently depicting a vase and a palm branch, cf. IG II³ 4, 406 with notes. [2] Flavius Proculus was ephebic gymnasiarch in the month Anthesterion in 165/6 (cf. IG II² 1990, n. 7). The superintendent also appears in the ephebic catalogue from this year (IG II² 2090). On the ephebic dedications of the Hellenistic and Roman periods see IG II³ 4, 357 with n. 1. For a general discussion of the ephebate in Roman Athens see AIO Papers 12. [3] On Abaskantos, who served as ephebic trainer (paidotribes) for thirty-four years from 136/7 to 169/70 AD, see IG II² 3737.

Added: 21 Oct 2019
Updated: 9 Jul 2021
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